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Ok, you definitely need some masque paper/ or plasticoat paper. for matting out cuts, also an exacto knife and some sketch/trace pads to transfer your cuts and designs. Why the traditional airbrushing and not photoshop or painter I may ask. Less mess, easy clean ups, and looks like the real thing. Same application cept wacom applied. right.
